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apple tree

  • 09-12-2010 1:03am
    #1
    waxer1986
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 213 ✭✭


    hey
    im looking to plant a couple off apple tree,s this winter
    just looking for a bit of advice,as were im planting
    them the ground is very wet nearly all off the year.
    So is there a kind off apple tree suited for this??.
    thanks


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  • #2
    jezko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 454 ✭✭jezko


    waxer1986 wrote: »
    hey
    im looking to plant a couple off apple tree,s this winter
    just looking for a bit of advice,as were im planting
    them the ground is very wet nearly all off the year.
    So is there a kind off apple tree suited for this??.
    thanks

    AFAIK There is No Apple that likes to have Wet "Feet"

    Why is the Area "WET" all year round?

    I Guess you could try growing as a Trial on Raised beds/ soil Mounds, this may help the wet feet issue... maybe grow the more Vigourous Cultivars ...

    And if Possible try reduce the WET issue with drainage ...


  • #3
    waxer1986
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 213 ✭✭waxer1986


    jezko wrote: »
    AFAIK There is No Apple that likes to have Wet "Feet"

    Why is the Area "WET" all year round?

    I Guess you could try growing as a Trial on Raised beds/ soil Mounds, this may help the wet feet issue... maybe grow the more Vigourous Cultivars ...

    And if Possible try reduce the WET issue with drainage ...


    we built our house on a bog the front garden has bein raised
    up and we have drainage there but that only keeps the water at
    a certain level...


  • #4
    jezko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 454 ✭✭jezko


    waxer1986 wrote: »
    we built our house on a bog the front garden has bein raised
    up and we have drainage there but that only keeps the water at
    a certain level...

    I would say then the only option open to you might be a raised bed... Sorry no experience of dealing with Bog sites... (Thank God) :-)

    You could do a trial of creating a large mound and planting a tree atop...

    let us know how you get around this issue... you may not be as WET as to affect Apple growth/production too


  • #5
    waxer1986
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 213 ✭✭waxer1986


    jezko wrote: »
    I would say then the only option open to you might be a raised bed... Sorry no experience of dealing with Bog sites... (Thank God) :-)

    You could do a trial of creating a large mound and planting a tree atop...

    let us know how you get around this issue... you may not be as WET as to affect Apple growth/production too
    ok thanks


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